… And so it begins continues …
Apparently the Fifth head of the Hydra, Memelord of Romulus (according to people on [email protected] thanks guys)
… And so it begins continues …
They are closing in on an IPO so that could come anytime now
His video with Tom Scott and Game of Ur is awesome.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZskjLq040I
IBM redemption arc is underway
Ever since Canada created the elegantly named “Canadarm”, NASA and Canada have been besties.
To say nothing of possibly the greatest Astronaut to fly to the Space Station: Chris Hadfield
That would at least be proper tech news if that happened.
It’s referring to the Elon bootlickers. You can safely remain atheist
Not sure if referencing Crypto scams, MLMs, or the Mormon church. All are common in Utah
I use Authentik, primarily as a local identity provider, but it shows links to all my services (and auto logs-in to supported ones)
In my instance, that fiber cable terminates outside of my house. I didn’t realize CenturyLink ever routed fiber inside the house.
What I was trying to say is that you shouldn’t need their special modem. They gave me that same modem, and it’s sitting on a shelf un-plugged in. I’m only using my own equipment.
I have quantum fiber at home, and I don’t use their provided modem. The fiber terminates outside my house, and a cat5 cable was run into my utility closet, which plugs into the modem.
I have a Unifi USG router, and have the WAN configured for PPPoE login (you will have to get that login from the provided modem, or ask their support people).
You also have to set the VLAN ID to: 201
So as long as you can set VLAN ID on your WAN, and do PPPoE, you shouldn’t need their provided modem.
Same. My ISP router is sitting on a shelf unused.
PiHole Domain regex blacklist:
(ads|logs|cloudservices).roku.com$